The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-05
MISCELLANY

Perhaps the remedy for the present epidemic
of train wrecking is an epidemic ofhanging.
SKIN and Scalp disease can be cnred by Pal
mer's Skin-Success. Soap cleanses, ointment
heals.
blood, are cured by DIR. Allston's Blood Tonic,
and Nerve Invigorator.
A curiosity in names is that of Mr.. Deadman,
who killed in Norfolk Virginia, last week.
Rer. John Scarlet, Orange, N. ]. reports his
wife cured of Erysipelas by Palmer's skin-Suc-
cess also tells Of cure from BARRIERS Itch.
fudge Hyer, Railway, N. j.; the late Prest
Arthurs partner, and others, testify to value oi
Palmer's Skin Success for AZ Skin diseases
What if Buffalo Bill is going to exhibit in Rome?
lnlins Caesar was presented the other hisht III
Buffalo.
Success soap will give you healthy and rosy
complexion.
Doctors Young Bros, leading groccrs Of New
port X. l., report an Is years case psoriasis
cured by Palmer's Skin-Success.
The next thing somebody will be attempting to
prove that Waverly did not write the novels to
which his name is attached.
Pdlner'S Skin-SuccsSS positively cures Skin
disease. Soap and Ointment, cleanse and heal.
Rev. d. V. Arnold Gbertsville, y. Y, re-
ports a remarkable cure Of Salt Rheum by Pal
mers Skin-Succcss.
The missing links will arrive when the sausage
season opens
have been a great sufferer from catarrh for over
ten years had it very bad, could hardly breathe
Some nights could not sleep-had to walk the
floor. l purchased Ely's Creau, Balm. and am using
| it freely, it is working cure surely. have ad-
vised several friends To il, and with happy re
suits in every case. 1t is the one medicine above
all others made to cure catarrh, and it IS worth
| its weight in gold. / thank God have found d
| remedy can with safety and that does all that
is claimed for it. 1t is curing my dcainess.-N
W. Sperry, Hartford, Conn.
AKentucky man is in luck. His legs, having
began to ossify last winter, are wholly insensiblt
to pain, and he has received several hatterine
offers to become base ball umpire.
Hare You Cough, cold pain in the chest, OF
bronchitis In fact, have you the premonitorl
symptoms of consumption II so, know tina
relief is Within your reach in the shape OF DR.
WIsTER's BALsAM Of WILD CHERRY, which, il
many cases, has snatchcd the victim from thu
yawning grave.
"What are chilled ploughs, papa" asked thu
little son of an agricultural professor. "Oh, m,
son." was the wise reply, "they are plough
which have stood out in the furrow all winter
JAMEo L LIE . IEhhLINf! mas iiiueeu W
come an article of established value i'll domesti
economy, and now is the time for every family 4
test it, for house cleaning as well as for laundr
purposes. A more useful article for house
keepers is not to be found, and they who neglec
a trial of it deprive themselves of great con
yenience. Sold by grocers generally, but Sc
that counterfeits are not urged upon you.
Ihare been sick with pleurisy and pneumonia
1t left me with very hard, hacking cough
friend advised me to try Adomson's Coug
Balsam one bottle did me more good than a
the doctors and medicines | have tried and
shall recommend it for aud near. Mary A
Brockwell, Springfield, Mass" Trial bottle
10 cents.